Case Studies
Mediband brings you the latest case studies and news so that you can stay up-to-date with what might affect you, your family and loved ones. We help you to make better informed decisions to stay safe and healthy, and provide insight into how others in your circumstances have benefitted from wearing medibands. Mediband delivers relevant information and case studies in clear, easy to understand language that puts your health into context. Through medical content, insights from experts and real people, and up-to-date news, we help you understand: how it happened, what it feels like, what you can do about it, and why it matters. We're also very interested to learn from our customers' experiences. If you have any feedback for us, or would like to participate in a case study, we would be very interested to hear from you. Please email us or use our "Contact Us' form with your contact details today. Feel free to read the blogs and articles that follow and of course if you have any questions whatsoever, leave a comment and the Mediband Team will be sure to get back to you. At Mediband, we're driven by making your life and everyday living safer. If the questions are out of our depth, we will advise you accordingly, and of course, if you have a medical emergency, please visit your local emergency department or local Doctor. Worry Less, Live More!
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FeverMates: 9 Tips for Better Day Care Safety and Health
Are you getting ready to place your kids into child care? While you try to keep them safe and healthy at home, day care is another story. The last thing you want is to have a sick child with a bad cold or flu this winter. Because of this risk, many parents feel a bit scared about day care safety. While you can’t stay at the child care center all day, you can take a few extra steps once your little one is home. Below, take a look at 9 wonderful tips for keeping your children feeling great in day care. All it takes is a little bit of effort for big results. Most of all, these tips will ensure even better day care safety. Continue reading → -
Solving the Issue of Patient Safety with Medical Alert Bracelets
Recently, a provocative article from The Sydney Morning Herald talked about the issue of patient safety. It discussed Professor Sir Liam Donaldson – an expert on the subject. He spoke at length about problems that occur related to patient safety in both the doctor’s office and the hospital. And as Mediband’s medical alert bracelets show, we all need to keep an eye out for ways to stay safer.
This post will talk all about the issue of safety for patients. Because of the high risks in health care, we all need to stay aware of these concerns. As a result, everyone will remain happier and safer in their lives.
Finding the Problem of Patient Safety in Healthcare.
As the Herald article noted, up to 12 percent of all hospital visits stem from errors. So, over one in ten people who go to the hospital end up there due to a mistake! Hence, you can see why this is such a pervasive issue. Continue reading → -
Blood Thinners & What to Look Out For in an Emergency
Blood thinners are medications that are prescribed to patients who are at risk of suffering from strokes and heart attacks. Blood thinner medicines prevent blood from clotting and are helpful in treating some types of heart disorders. You may need blood thinners if: You’re suffering from atrial fibrillation You are at risk of pulmonary embolism You’ve just had artificial heart... -
All About Mediband's Medical ID And How It Can Help You
How a mediband can save your life? In an emergency, paramedics arrive to save your life. It makes the jobs of health and emergency workers easier by wearing a medical ID bracelet. Medical ID bracelets delivery important health information so they know right away how to care for the patient. Whether you suffer from a serious allergy or diabetes, having... -
What is Epilepsy and How Can An Epilepsy Wristband Help?
What is epilepsy? Epilepsy is a condition where the sufferer has repeated seizures. This results from an abnormal discharge of electricity in the brain cells. Many people inherit epilepsy. However, it may also result from brain imbalances or the effects of drugs and alcohol. In some cases, it is the side effect of a brain injury. There are over 40...